Last updated: 5 October 2026
The Zoku round ice lolly moulds make four round lollies at a time, each in its own silicone cup that you peel back to release it. Each mould holds about 100ml, and the set comes with four sticks that have drip guards built in. On 5 October 2026 the purple set cost £9.99 on Amazon UK, sold by ALLOUTDOOR UK.
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A plastic tray holds four separate silicone moulds. You fill each one with juice, smoothie or yoghurt, push in a stick and freeze it. To get a lolly out, you lift the mould from the tray and peel the silicone back, so you do not need to run it under the hot tap.
Because every lolly freezes in its own mould, you can take one out and leave the other three frozen in the tray. Zoku designed the tray to stack, so it takes little room in a freezer drawer.
Each of the four sticks has a guard where the handle meets the lolly. As the lolly melts, the guard catches the drips before they reach a child's hand. The sticks are reusable, so you do not need a supply of wooden ones.
Anything that freezes works: fruit juice, blended fruit, yoghurt, or leftover smoothie. Since you make them yourself, you know what goes in. That matters if you are cutting down on the sugar in shop-bought lollies, or catering for an allergy.
Adults use them too. A lolly made from fruit and a splash of gin or Pimm's is a common summer party trick, although alcohol freezes softer, so keep the measure small.
To make the juice yourself, our Alessi Juicy Salif page covers Philippe Starck's lemon squeezer. More kitchen presents are in our gift guide for foodies.
Four lollies is a small batch. If you have more than two children, or friends round, you will want two sets.
The moulds only make the round shape at roughly 100ml. For bigger lollies, Zoku sells other shapes and sizes.
In the dishwasher the moulds go on the top rack only, so they cannot go in with the pans on the bottom.
Freezing takes hours rather than minutes. Plan on putting them in the freezer the night before you want them, as with any home-made lolly.
Amazon UK had the purple set at £9.99, sold by ALLOUTDOOR UK. The Zoku Round Pop Molds product page has the full contents, the care instructions and Zoku's other mould shapes, priced in dollars.
Zoku round ice lolly moulds on Amazon UK
The purple set was £9.99 on Amazon UK on 5 October 2026.
Four at a time, each in its own removable silicone mould.
About 3.5 US fl oz, which is roughly 100ml.
Yes, on the top rack. Zoku also lists hand washing.
Yes. Zoku says the moulds are BPA and phthalate free.
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